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Focus, like any, even the smallest performance in front of the audience, requires careful and repeated rehearsal only then it can be successful. Actually, rehearsals begin only after the focus has been fully worked out, that is, when the artist has already mastered the use of all the devices and devices included in this focus, as well as mastered all the necessary manipulations - in a word, when the focus has already begun to turn out clearly, easily and confidently.

Since the magician is rehearsing his numbers one, he does this in front of a mirror. This helps him to see his own performance as if from the outside, which is very important. It's good if you have an assistant assistant - his comments and advice will be very useful to you during the rehearsal.

Everything must be carefully rehearsed: every movement, every gesture, all mise en scenes - that is, the movements of the artist on the stage, every word and all the text that the magician says (this text must be written), all distractions. Pay special attention to facial expressions.

As your repertoire is replenished with new tricks, you will be able to perform with programs consisting of several tricks combined into one performance. Know that they must be fully rehearsed with the same care. Large performances also require a dress rehearsal on stage in front of a limited number of spectators. The dress rehearsal is already a real performance, with the only difference being that there are few people in the hall.

When compiling a program, be guided by the following rules: start it with simple tricks, and then gradually turn on more complex and most effective ones. Do not include in the program magic tricks that are very similar to each other, and even more so magic tricks built on the same "secret".

Author: Bedarev G.K.

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